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From: Leon Weber (leon
leonweber.de)
Date: Sat May 17 2008 - 13:18:39 CDT
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On 17.05.2008 14:05:22, Victor Duchovni wrote:
> Doesn't mutt notice new mail reasonably soon after it arrives?
Yes it does, but it doesn't notify me, I have to look into the mutt shell every once
in a while. That's not a real problem, but I'd like a notification better.
> If you really want the full messag context, you can bcc your mail to a
> pipe(8) transport that sends the IMs (and ideally rate limits if messages
> arrive too fast). You can use ".forward" if you mailbox is local. In either
> case the command that sends the jabber notices must never return a failure
> code, missed IMs should not prevent mail delivery.
This sounds sane. I'll consider that, thanks.
Leon
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